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I love the effect of vines creeping up against windows...I remember the beauty I saw through an old screen window of my dad's barn with the vine creeping up as the early morning sun shone through.

One more thing, There are two wings, the East Wing is accessible from the museum. The West Wing is a lot cooler. To gain access, go to Google maps and find Building 22. Access to the West Wing is located near the corner of the the wing to the south of building 22. I won't give specifics but you will see the way in. The TB ward looks very cool and is the most untouched. People get in there all the time but i'm not sure how.

This is a great set btw and this website actually inspired me to begin abandonment photography. Thanks man!

Thanks Motts, maybe I should start shooting RAW + Jpeg, I only shoot RAW but I've had a few corrupted files before myself.
Anyway thanks for another great gallery.

That sign looks kind of new

Junkyardave, those floors look like crappy linolium to me?

If it was closed you'd almost mistake it to be a dead end.

Is that black thing in the top left hand corner an old smoke alarm? Or sprinkler system?

I like that exit sign, something very 'antique industrial' about it.
Full Fathom Five, It wouldn't look as out of place if there were still curtains hanging from the rails (see ceiling).

Once again outstanding, thanks Motts.

Something about that wall just doesn't look right.
You'd think there'd be two smaller archways on either side if anything.
Unless the square doorways were put in at a later date.

Why do I love you so?

To me it looks like wrought iron with wooden banister railing, but maybe Motts could clear that up? =)

Its hard to imagine how buildings this detailed are left to end up in such a state of disrepair.

Sorry my mistake. I thought Motts had posted the comment....Anyhoo...Well said G. Dammann........

Well said Motts........